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Karyn Kay was far more than just a "teacher, writer, and filmmaker". She was a very dear friend, mentor, author and even volunteered for five years as a moderator for a support group of parents of children with hidden disabilities.
She went on a vacation to the Greek Islands about 20 years ago and fell in love with the Islands. She often talked of returning there, especially to Ios.
She loved her son Henry and often worried about him because of his medical conditions. As a mother and educator, she instilled in him how important it was to continue his education. She tirelessly sought medical help for him.
The sound of Karyn's voice was enough to bring laughter to those around her. She was full of life and love. Always encouraging those around her, always caring about their lives and taking the time to make sure those she cared about were okay. She will be deeply missed by friends, family, colleagues and her students.
Karyn Kay was far more than just a "teacher, writer, and filmmaker". She was a very dear friend, mentor, author and even volunteered for five years as a moderator for a support group of parents of children with hidden disabilities.
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She loved her son Henry and often worried about him because of his medical conditions. As a mother and educator, she instilled in him how important it was to continue his education. She tirelessly sought medical help for him.
The sound of Karyn's voice was enough to bring laughter to those around her. She was full of life and love. Always encouraging those around her, always caring about their lives and taking the time to make sure those she cared about were okay. She will be deeply missed by friends, family, colleagues and her students.